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May be tradin C for A/B with belly mower...
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Posted by Ken Christopherson on June 10, 2002 at 19:35:14 from (198.81.17.176):
Just wonderin what you guys think about tradin a 1950 C with a snow blade, tire chains, wheel wieghts, and partly painted/decaled. The only thing is it doesn't charge. The generator, and starter are rebuilt. It may need a new voltage regulator. I rewired it, and it didn't do anything. Thinkin about trading it for a A or B with a belly mower. BUT, I am not sure if I want to. I was thinking maybe that I could trade the snow blade assy., and tire chains for a belly mower assy. The blade is an angled blade, but can be adjusted manually to be a straight blade. What do you guys think I should do? Any pointers, or helpful hints would be appreciated.
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